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NITIVIEER 5276.] ASTLEIr's AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER. BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Patties of WA Les and DUKR Of YORK. THIS EVENING, ?d, Friday 4th, and Satur day sth of August, an Eastern Equestrian and Pe. destrian Spectacle, called • THE ARAB ; Or, THE FREEBOOTERS OF THE DESERT. With a GENERAL ATTACK on real Horses. HORSEMANSHIP by the Double Company. With the Eccentricities of the HUNTED TAILOR. To conclude with a new Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PYGMALION ; Or; A 'TOUR THROUGH FRANCE. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Old Man, Mr. DAVIS. Lover, Mr. NORMAN. Columbine, Mrs ELVILLE (late Miss Taylor). Clown, Mr. LAURENT. Doors open at Half past Five; begin at Half past Six.— Second Price at Halt past Fight. *** Equestrian Tuition by able Masters. fla• The Public are most respeafully informed, that the above Entertainments will shortly be withdrawn, to make room for other Amusements, which have been some time in Preparation. .ALL Persons Indebted to the ESTATE of Mrs. MAR:•AItETT BATEMAN• late of Collier's -rents, Borough of Southwark, deceased, are desiredto Pay the same to Mr. t Mowbray. Solicitor, Bank side, Southwark and all Persons having Claims upon the said Estate, are de sired to send them as above. . . WANTED to Purchase, within a short distanc9 of the Town of Dorking, in Surrey, a HOUSE, with a Garden and - a test• Fields. Particulars, by Letter. addressed to Mr. Hill, No. 24, W eymouth -street, will be attended to. MONEY MATTERS. A GENTLEMAN above the common Class of A. Money Lenders, who has for many Years carried on 13 Itsiness to general Satisfaction, Lis large Sums of MONEY ready to advance of Annuity, or on Bills or Notes of Hand, or atly other Security. Apply to Mr. Walsh, No. 40, Upper iMary-le-bonne strOet, and a Card will be given to his House, within a mi nutes walk.-r-Lztters, post paid, immediately answered. La dies of Chara6ter, single or married, may be accommodated ; and Persons who have loose Sums to lay out, may employ them to great Advantage. ' . GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE'S CORUNNA PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, farthing a regular Military Bed for the Field,. Barracks, &c. also a SOFA for a Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for onboird Ship, the whole packing in small Valice, allowed the most portable ever yet manufactured, invented by • MORGAN and S AND RS, No. tb and 17, Catli z rine• s tr ee t, S tran d ; Who most humbly presume the highest honours ought to be 'aid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King and CoUntry.' E.. LOTT E RY, With only Five Thousand Numbers. SCHEME. 4 - - of . ao,o o o 8 - - of - 4 - • • • - s,OOO 12 - - - 4 - - 2,000 Besides tool. &e. ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. WIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, 11.) that TICK 1:1'S and SHARES - are on Sale at their Ot lices' No. it , Poultry, No. is, Ch ar i ng - cross , an d 31 , Aid zateHigh.street. The Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and af fords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the immense 'Sum of 80,0001. ! ! which may be obtained by purchasing she whole of a Number, or in proportion for any Part. Tickets and Shares will he higher before the Drawing. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - - - kzi at • Half - . kit oo I Eighth 42 17 Quarter - - sl3 o Sixteenth ,C 1,000 Soo GRAND LOTTERY. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS To bedivided between the Public in One Day. TICKETS and SHARES are on. Sale by EYTON, at his State Lottery Office. late. Partnei with Sir ames Branscoutb, No. a, hornbill, near the Mansion /louse. Only 5,000 Numbers. Schemes, and ev er y p artic ular relative to the Lottery, to be gratis, at the above Lucky Office. In the LAST LOTTERY, the following CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold in 130 shares by E Y TON 9,123 Zzo,oeo 4,390 L'5,000 I 719 - 5 00 1 2,510 - 20,000 1 5 ,12 7 5 ,0c0 18,535 - seo i 2,9" - 20,000 3 ,00 4 - 2, 000 19,063 - - 5;,, ,76 7 . io,ooo The Grand Prize ....ikewise, No. 3,60, of 1,0,.10 Tickets, entitled to 24,7651. r O b: Drawn immediately after the next State Lottery. T HIRD and LAST GRAND ciT . LOTTERY, . l lsts 'ting ot zo,ooo Ticket, to be Drawn in Guildhall in Four Days.—No fixed Prize. THE Amount in Prizes contained in this LOT trecedii4 " considerably exceeds either - of the Two Lotteries, as there are "Twenty-five Grand Capital Prizes, consisting of Twenty-nine most eligible I' RE E "!(-)LD HOUSES, discharged of Land-Tax, situate in the Centre Of the Metropolis, w hi c h were est i mated i n the year ° 6 , by five eminent Surveyors, on Oath, before a..Coni lzrnttee of the House of Commons, to be worth upwards of 500 .c001. ; and since that time. have greatly increased in Va as it is well known that most Articles of Building Ma- Una's are nearly doubled in price. A new Survey and Esti ll-late are preparing, which will be shortly published. Ilc MI'S and SHARES are on Sale at the Licensed Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country. PRESENT PRICE. Half Ticket L 8 12 '0 arter £4 to o 1 Eighth' - - - Li 3 6 - 2 6 o Sixteenth - 012 SALE OF MrSIC., . • HALF PRICE. MEssas• WILKINSON and Co. (late Brode- rip and Wilkinson), No. 5 Haymarket, and No. 3, Crest Winniuill.btreet beg v.nsequence of the great increase of their Manulattory,of to acquaint 3, the Public, that in Piano Fortes, they have detertnined to relinquish all other Bratiches of the Music Line, and are now selling the whole of their very large and valuable .Stock of Foreign and English Music, at halt the original price ; which it is their intention to continue until the 3,:th of November next, and not longer, as, - after that period, they finally close; also all Instruments and Articles on the Premises in the Haymarket are On s de at greatly reduced prices: PrivaAe Pe , saiis t in seletting Libraries of Music, have now art opportunity of including every. .advantage; Viz. the best Authors, t he most corred.Editions, and at,the cheapest rate. Orders from the Country will be corretly and pun dually attended to, but must be promptly paid for. No Music will be exchanged, or taken back again. Terms to Merchants, Music-sellers, Professors, and all Dealers, may be known by , pplieation at the Warehouse. No. 13, Hay-market, either by Letter, or Personal Inquiry. • instruments on hire will b e thsposcdot to the parties much to their advantage. ~ N. B. C ata l ogues of late rublieatioio ate printed, and army lebail at the Warehouse. ~. lik 4-> ,- ,/,, 4 lt ii ‘k •• . . , 4, •,. , ~,,e,,,,, , , ~ , . , -, • ' J. . - ' ,•• • ~." *"7. - %• 1 11:: ;4 ‘j r1....•• • 1 - e* , 7 ~ , :?..-- cia l f , s' , 4 464 , 51.0 .. n .. ...,. , L, fu ,,,...„, 1 ,,,t., ;1 ...,, i , .r. - ....-riA,,JR,* ,„,..-' ..,• , ?:ii,4 l .- 4 . ..,• . aud '., , ~ kr . 4 ‘ • ; L- 4 1 7 \i i .. . - %.".•••• "- - -., . . ~...,.. , • . , - C) .'; . • - ' 4 q'tt, -"••,;5 . 0 - v iimit,t,v*, THUIISDA CITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE. T"SUBSCRIBERS to tire LIFE ANNUI TIES granted by the Corporation of the City of Dublin, the 24th Day of June, 1776, who are to. be paid their Interest in London, may receive Half a Year's Annuity, due at Midbinnmer last, by applying to Mr. Wm. Coning ham, No. 2, G reat St. Helen's, every Wednesday, from Ten o'Clock till Two; the Subcribers to bring with them their Bonds, and a Certificate of the Life of the Nominee. It is requested that in ease Of Death, notice may be given as above, tor the future benefit and regulation of each Class. This Day was published, rrHE SUBSTANCE of the EVIDENCE, as l de livered upon Oath at the Bar of the Committee of the Privy Council, in the Case of Governot THOMAS PI C TON ; with other Documents laid before the said Com mittee, in support of the Charges brought against him. Left by the late Colonel Fullarton, arranged, printed, and addreSsed to the Imperial Parliament. In Two Parts, quarto, pricers. 6d. each. •Published by one and Hone, 13ooksellers, No. 331, in the Strand, opposite Somerset-House. VINCENT'S ANCIENT COMMERCE, VOL. 111... - . This Day were published, priee tis. i,i• Boards, THE VOYAGE of NEA RCEI US, and ,the PE RIP LUS of the ERYTHREAN 'SEA. Translated from the Greek. By WILLIAM VINCENT, D. D. Dein of Westminster. Printed for T Cadell .and W. Davies, Strand. 01 whom - may he had, by the sauce Author, • The Commerce and Navigation of the Ancients, in the In dian Ocean_,-.embAlished with a Head of the Author, and 'numerous Maps and Plates, in two vols. 4to. price 41. 4s. in boards. This Day -as published, In Four Volumes, price tBs iti Boards . , a New Edition, being the Ninth, of CECILIA or Memoirs of an . lieiress.—By the Author of " Evelina." Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand ; and T. Payne, Pall-Mall. Of whom may be. had, New Editions cf the following: t. The RECESS; a Tale of other Times. By Sophia Lee. 3 vols. tos. 6d. Z. The ITALIAN; or. The Confessiosal of the Blailt Penitents ; a 'Romance. By Ann Radcliffe. g vols. tss. 3. The E V E . of St. PIETRO ; a Tale. 3 vols. tos. 6d. 4. The CIBERTINE. By Charlotte Dacre, better knOwn.as Rosa Matilda. 4 vols. 16s. S. MA R I ANNA ; or, Modem Manners; a Novel:. 2 1 , 0.. • lumes, Bs. In the course of the present Month of August will be pub lished, ins vols. Bvo. with an Atlas of the Roads of Spain, and ether Maps.of the Country, &c. -VIEW of SPAIN; compiising a D6scriptiVe Itinerary, or Topographical Ddlineatinn of each Pro vince, and a general Statistical Account of the Country; in cluding its Population, Agriculture, Manufadures, Coin nierce, and Finances ; its Government, Civil, 'and Ecclesi astical Establishments ; the State of the. Arts, Sciences, and Liradture; its Manners, Custom:i. Natur.d History, &c. By ALEXANDER DE LAiiORDE. • Translated froiri the French. . . Printed for Longman, Hurst; .Rees 'and Orate, Paternos4. ter-row ; and R. Dulau and Co. Soho-square. This Day was published, ,A CATALOGUE of BOOKS, consisting chiefly 11 of Classics, recently Imported from Holland, INCLUDING . ' A ristophanes Kusteri; Nlontfaucon, Antiq. Expliq. lEschylus, Aanleii ; • 15 vol. L. P. DiOdOrtlS Siculus, Wesselin. VOyage Pittoresque de la gii, 2 was Crece; Herodotus, Wesselingii ; I Livius Drakenborchii. 7 vol, Plato Serrani, z 'vol. Ciceronis Opera, Olivet, 9 Thucydides, ilukeri ; • vol. , losephus Havercamp, z vol Aristides, 'ebb, z vol. L. P. MS) chit Lexicon, Alberti, 2 VlrglittlS, 431.111fiallni, 4 vol. vol. L. P. I. P. Hesycliti Lexicon, Alberti, z I Lusianus, Hemsterhusii, 4 vol V'l. - Faceiolati Lexicon, 4 vol Ovidius, Burmanni. 4 vol. Gesneri Thesaurus 4 vol. . JEschylus, Pauw, '2 vol. SlCililLill 1 hesaurus Ling. Eilripides, Beck, 3 vol. C. r. i vol. . Prudentius. Deljihini ; Suicix Lexicon, Kusteri, 3 I ' tatius, Belphini, 2 Vol. vol. Statius. barthii, 2 vol. Biblia Polyglotti & Castelli 1 Plutarch, Reiske, ti vol. Lexicon, 8 vol. Oratores Grxci, Reiske, .! . 2 ;- Novum Testamenttim,Wet- vol. stenii, z vol. . . Selling by i Mackinlay, No. 87, Strand, London. For SPRAINS, RHEUiMATISMS, CHILBLAINS, &c. Dr. STEER'S OPODELDOC. The name " F. Newbery, No. 45. St. Paul's," is engraved on the Stamp, round the Wrapper of each Bottle, which, it carefully attended to by Purchasers, will prevent their being imposed upon by tnepumerous Counterfeits inTown and Country, to which its success has given rise. IT -is far superior to all other external Applica ti6ns, in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains. kheumatisms, 6cc. also in, Cramps, or Numbness; in Stiffness and Weak ness of the Points; as well as in . promoting Circulatioir in the Eirnbs when in a paralytic state : it is also the beSt remedy for Chilblains, if dissolvedin a spoon, and applied warm, and with a pledger of lint well moistened with-it, and tied on the part alfectitd with a rag. It is likewise from its penetrating quality, -Of admirable service in tile accidents and local complaints to which , Horses are-subjeCt, and no stable should tie without it. Said only by F. Newoery and Sons, No, 45, St. Paul's, Church-yard, four Doors from the corner of Cheapside, Lon don, price as. 6d. a Bottle, duty included ; and, by their ap pointment, by Bacon and Co. Oxtord-street ;.. Wade, Old Bond-street ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Ward, Mid. dle-row, Holborn ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; Dicey and Co: Bow Church- yaid ;- Harris, Corner of Ludgate-street; Clarke, and Bowling and Co. Borough. BILIOUS AND NERVOUS HEAD.ACHES, INDI GLS LION, &c. Copy .of a Letter front IL Lucas, Esq. to Mr. Dixon, -SIR, Apothecary. 1. N consequence of several Voyages to the East In. dies, I had contracted a Bilious Complaint, to such an alarming extent, as to be scarcely able, at times, to pay at tention tip the duties of my . ship. Through the recotninctida. tion a a Friend, I was led to make trial of your (DI X 0 N.'s) ANTIBI 1.1(1U S PILLS, by the use of which, for a short time, I was, to my astonishment, immediately relieved, and have been for a long while totally free from any return of nausea, yellowness of the skin, nervous and sick head-aches, heart-burns, giddiness, and other corresponding symptoms of the above-Complaint. The success of four remedy has duced me to recommend it generally, and my brotherin par ticular, third Officer of. the 'Duke of MontrOse Indianian, who. laboured under a worse affliction, if possible, titan my self, has been in like manner completely. cured. 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant, ROBERT LUCAS, Chief Officer of the Hon. East-India Company's ship Union. Gravesend, June 2 4. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, 'Cheap_ side, ,corner of Paternoster-row, London ; 'Baxter, .• ; burgh, and Smith, Baxter, and Nl' Donald, Gl asgow ; T rew man, Exeter; Belam, Portsmouth;l Peck, Hull ; Gran ville and Hoxiand, Plymouth ; and retail by most CouittrY Medicine Venders, in Boles At . Zi. id. and Eis; each. • ; AUG UtT 3,180 g. PICTUAL !NG-OFFICE, r " • jutty 21,.t8cg. THE caIkIIIIISSIONERSior LICTUALLINd His Majesty's Aravy do her'dy give Notice, 'That on Tues day, the zsth August next, they will" 6e ready to receive Ten ders in writing (sealed up), and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS of ROSE CORK (Seconds) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUTTER of equal Good ness,' and for THREE HUNDRED and PITY TONS of -CHE SHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE; or GLOUCESTER CHEESE, or CHEESE" of,equal Goodness, •• ' • to be delivered in the space of Three Months, in three equal monthly deliveries, into his Majesty's Piaualling Stores at slie• Ports, and inthe proportions undermentioned, viz. • • Butter • Cheese • Deptford So`'Tons. 20 fens. • Portsmouth . ho • • rta • • • - • Plymouth - • .6o - 200 Tons. 350 Tons. and tit be tald for hY Bills payable lvith Interest Isliney Dqyr after bate.' The Conditions of the Contrans may be seen at the ,Sfcretatys office. No regard will be. had to any Tender in' which the i"ice shall not be inverted in wards at length, or that shall not be delivered to the' . lloard before One o'Clock on . the said Tuesday, the itch-August next, no unless . the Person 'two makes the Tender; or some Per on on his helm/ J, attends, to ansiver, when called for. • . • ICTUALLING..OFFiCA, July is, IgC9. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His- MAJESTY', NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, tie Ist of September. next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing ( sealed up), and treat for such Quantities of PRIME IRISH BEEF and POkK, to be cuted in the ensuing Season, at the respective Merchant: and Dealers therein may think proper to ler ; one.third Part thereof to be tacked in Half. puncheons, one-third Part in - Tierces, and one-third Part in Bar. _refs ; to he deliveted into bit Majesty's Vieualling Sto!es at ;:'DettjOrd,,Porismouth, Plymouth, and Cork, and into the Army Viaualling Stores at St. Catba'ine's, in regular Proportions of each Description of Casks, by the Periods undermentioned, viz. 'One-fourth part of the whole 67 the 28th Feb. aro. One-lou , th Part more isth April, 18 to. One-fourth Part more 31st May, t 8 to. And the remaining. fourth Part by the isth yu?y, iSto. And to be paid for by Bill:, payable with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Ogee or by ati4ing IS; Mr.'.`W Dunsterville, Agent for the I/Mug/ling at Cork; to the Colleaor of His libjely's Cur lontf at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford ; and to the Postmaster. General at Dublin, respeE7iv4. N. 13. No Tender for a less Quantify than Two Thousand Tierce: of Beef, and Two Thousand Tierces of Pork will be ad mitted. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, - or that shall not be deßvered to the Board, before One o'Clock on the said Ist of ,Septemler f . nor unless the Person who makes the ,Tender, or some Person on his behal I, attends, to answer, when called /or, NAVY PAY-OFFICE, "rune 20, 1309. AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND U lIIERS. A N "fa having this day received the Royal Assent for the Encouragement of Seamen, and for other purposes, wherein it is provided, that it shall not be lawfui for any Person within the. United kingdom to receive any Wages; Pay, 'Prize, or Bounty Money . fsr any Petty Officer, Seaman, Non-Commis. zioned Officer of Marines, or Madill?, or Non.Commhtioned Offi cer or Seidler' in the Army, other than and except Pet sons who shall be du4 , . Licensed by the Treasut or of the Navy for that pur. pose, who are required to give, security for their good conduel (which rest, ;Ilion is not to extend to the Wives, Patents, Chi/then, Brothcts.or Sister:, of such Petty Officers, Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers) to take t:ff;•0 front the last day of August next ; Notice is hereby given to all Persons who ;hall be dreirous of taking out Lieenset ander the Prevision: of the said AR, that they must, on at Arfpre the 2oth day of July next, send their Names and Places of abode, and the name; of two ,Pertons whom they shall pro pose as Sureties in each case, to be .fround in the Penalty of Two Hundred Pounds, that the Person , desirous to be Licenied, shall demean himself properly, and sh .p drily account to the Persons en." tlpreto, for all the Wages, Pay, Prize, or Bounty Money, he shall receive. Pertans resident at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham, or Sheer_ nets, to transmit the same to the Chief Clerk of the Naly 'Pay. Office at each of those Ports respeaively ; and at all other Places in Great Britain and Ireland, to the Pay.lllarter, at. the Nagy Ray_ Office, London. The Licenses are grantable for three years, and may be determined at afriiiirrime by sk Treasurer, incases of miscondua (grilse Parties who shall obtain them. B Direßin GI :be Trrantret', VI-1N SMITH, Payrlilast.er. If any Person a/er the ut September next, who shall pi* kave a License from the Treasury of the Navy, or shall not be within the Degrees of Relationship abc✓e • des►ibed, "co Seamen and others, shall offer himself to receive, or 'shall receive any Wages, Phze Money, or other Allowance' to `Seamen and other,, be will be guilty of 4 Misdemeanor•, wad onConviaion will bePsinished 4tccordi,:ey., [PRICE SIXPENCE TRIAL. OF LORD GAltalEß. StVFIITI-1 DAY. Admiral Stopford; it his own deSire, was C a li e d in to corie6l that part ef his evidence in which h e had stated that the e xpl os i o n of one of the fire ves sels was so near to.the boats of the irriperiense, th.it one of them ..bad been very much damaged. He omitted to state that bi)th' the damaged boat and the other which accompanied, her; were pickerLui> by :the Lyra. He was then questioned by the Gault. Gl-. From the time of the arrival of the Corn 'mander in Chief in Basque Roads to .the time of hiif leaving it, can you state any instance of. his negleti:, Iniscondtia, or inattemion to the public ser v i ce ?-- A.,So far from it, that it always appear e d to me that the -COminander In Chief was anuated . , by a warm zeal for the service, and - an anxious desire to Flischarge the duties 'of the service entrusted to him with punEtua,lity and care. Lieutenant HAwKiNs examined l:y the cwt. Q. You have said that on the 14th of April a sig.- nal was made by the Imperieuse to say, that the enemy's ships might he destroyed The si-mal made by the Imperieuse was; that " if permitted to remain can destroy the enemy:" Q. To whom did you report- the making of that signal ?—A. To Sir H. ,Neale, Captain of the fleet. Q. Do you know whether any thing was done,in consequence of it believe there were some launches sent in by the Admiral. Vessels were passing to and fro, but I do not know what they were sent about. BY LORD GAMBIER. ~~ Q. Wis there not a signal made to the Impe rieuse on that day, in consequence of that signal to communicate with ?—A. There was a legraphic signal. Q.. Did L'Aigle go the anchorage where the Irn perieuse was and relive her, and how soon ?—Ai I can't exactly say the time she anchored, but sit 6 went in. Q. Were any operations taken against the en6tny Upon the junction of the Aigle with the Imperieuse?, —A. Not in junction with the Imperieuse, but the 'next day the Etna bomb was sent in, and some gun brigs, there being then no other bomb With the fleet. , . Q. **Was there another bomb sent in with the ' Thunder bomb ?—A. Yes. Q. Did. the Vesuvius bomb arrive before the bpe; , rations ceased ?—A. No other bomb arrived till the , operations were finished.. • a Were any of the enemy's ships within reach of the bombs after they arrived ?—A. I do not Think they were. Q. Did, you form that opinion on board the Cale donia, or were you at any time in Aix Road to fermi it there ?—A. On board the. Caledonia. Q. DO you know, what day the Regulus, who was on shore on account of the ebb, was got off and went s up the. Charante ?—A. At day-light on tLe 29th, as it appeared by the log. • Lord..GAMBIER,--", Previous to my withdrawing yesterday from 'this place, I intimated an .intention of closing my i evidence and my defence, and this I did from respea to tbe Court, being averse to en gage more of• their time. than I conceived to be ne cessary, .satisfied that every material point of the charge had been fully refuted. But as all the Cap tains of the in-shore squadron have been before the Court with the exception only of three, I would claim your indulgence so much further as to Cali in these Officers,' intending only to-put to them a very few questions. One of them, Captain Newcombe, as his name appeared yesterday, and it inight lead to an impression prejudicial to that meritorious Offi cer if I did not, notice his conduct, I beg-leave to as sure this Court that he acquitted himself in the corn , mand of the .Beagle, in Aix Roads; in a mannk:r highly honourable to himself, and _certainly satisfac tory to me," Sir HA RRY• NEALE was then called in and examined by the Court. Q. Did the Signal-Lieutenant of the Caledonia, on the 14th of • Ipril,intorm you that the Imperi euse had made a•signal that " if allowed to remain she could destroy tfie enemy ?" A. I was walking the poop when I, directed by the Commander in Chief, ordered the signal of recal to be m +de to the Imperieuse. The Imperieuse• replied, "It per mitted to wait can destroy enemy." It was so re ported to me. Q.- Was any thing Bono icy lv►acatuasuaG v 1 [riat signal ? A. Yes. Captain Wolfe of L'Aigle, was. directed to proceed and take command of 'the. in , shore squadron, and the Irnperieuse was directed by telegraph to communicate with L'Aigle; but wilt , - titer she did communicate any information or plan in consequence" of that direaion, or to the Coin , manderin Chief on his return, I '3lll ignorant, .sa. Did the Aigle go into Aix Roads in conse quencenf that signal? A. Yes. Q. Is the Aigle of equal force, or nearly of equal force, with the Imperieuse, so as to be as well cal culated to destroy the enemy as that ship? A. Yes. Q. Were any other ships or vessels sent in L'Aigle, or in consequence of that signal ? A. To the best of my recolleelion, all or neatly ali the small vessels had been sent in the day before. No other was sent in on tharoccasion. Question by Lord GAtstatua— , Had you any con , versation with Lord Cochrane previous to the period you a-e alluding to, respeaing the 'accuracy of the French charts ? A. Yes. _ . O. What did he say as to their accuracy or inac+ curacy ?—A..:I was conversing with Lord - C9chraiie (about the ,6il) of April) respecting the distance' of the British deet from the Frenchileel ; .his Lordship stated the fleets were nin e m il es from each other ; I replied'that they were only six, which had been as , certained by angles, as well as by cross bearings ) upon the chart. His Lordship replied, t h.! chart was not to Voe'depeaciv.l en (speaking - cif . 0 French chart), the N ArY -0 FFICE, July 21, IRo9. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICI:ERS and COM MISSIONERS of His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That such BRI CKLAYERS at can produce indentures of Apprenticeship for Seven Years, are of Good Charafter, and not exceeding 35 Years of Age, tray find enzp4ment at His MajestY's Dock-Yard, at Sheerness, bj applying to the Offi'ce•s of !kat Yard.